Spring 2017
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A rivulet from the Niagara<br />
Escarpment has created a<br />
wonderful cliff face of ice.<br />
Dolomite boulders that fell from<br />
the Escarpment rest at the edge of<br />
Forty Mile Creek.<br />
Beamer Memorial<br />
Conservation Area has<br />
several notable benefits. It’s<br />
not too terribly challenging<br />
when it comes to icy slopes<br />
and treacherous terrain,<br />
but it has its share of<br />
climbing and clambering<br />
so that you’re not merely<br />
taking a walk in the park.<br />
Here’s the key, you’ll find<br />
not just one cascading falls,<br />
but two seven-metre-high<br />
falls on this one creek. Both<br />
are visible from a car park on<br />
Ridge Road West. But at my<br />
wife’s request we proposed<br />
to access them from the<br />
north through Grimsby.<br />
The trail is the Beamers<br />
Falls Side Trail, part of<br />
the Bruce Trail, and is<br />
thus protected not just<br />
by the Niagara Peninsula<br />
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